Bar-Ilan University
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Founded 1955. The University combines secular and religious studies and is recognized by the Ministry of Education. The State provides 60% of the budget. Regional Colleges: Ashkelon, Safed, Western Galilee (Yad Natan), Jordan Valley (Tzemach), Yehuda and Shomron (Ariel).
Funding:
Public
Accreditation:
Council for Higher Education
Grades 3
Languages 2
Divisions 56
- Law FacultyFields of study: Law
- Life Sciences FacultyFields of study: Cell Biology, Biomedicine, Botany, Physiology, Biological and Life Sciences, Environmental Engineering, Biology
- Social Sciences FacultyFields of study: Government, Criminology, Anthropology, Journalism, Geography, Social Work, Sociology, Political Sciences, Psychology, Education, Economics, Business Administration
- Land of Israel Studies Centre
- American Literature Course/ProgrammeFields of study: American Studies
- Public Communications Course/ProgrammeFields of study: Communication Studies
- Exact Sciences Faculty
- Humanities FacultyFields of study: Classical Languages, Writing, Arabic, Translation and Interpretation, Information Sciences, Music, Philosophy, English
- Advanced Technology Research DivisionFields of study: Technology
- Advanced Torah Studies Research Division
- Advancement of Religious Education Research Division
- Alzheimer's Disease Research DivisionFields of study: Medicine
- Assyriology Research DivisionFields of study: Ancient Civilizations
- Cancer, AIDS and Immunology Research DivisionFields of study: Oncology
- Cell Scan for the Early Detection of Cancer Research DivisionFields of study: Oncology
- Commercial Law Research DivisionFields of study: Commercial Law
- Comparative Law Research Division
- Computerized Data in Jewish Studies Research Division
- Defence and Peace Economics Research DivisionFields of study: Peace and Disarmament
- Dyslexia and Reading Disorders Research Division
- Economic Structures of Jewish Communities Research Division
- Economics Research DivisionFields of study: Economics
- Economy of Israel Research DivisionFields of study: Economics
- European Community Research DivisionFields of study: European Studies
- Family Research DivisionFields of study: Family Studies
- History of Jewish Bible Research DivisionFields of study: Bible
- History of Oriental Jewry Research Division
- History of the Land of Israel and its Settlements Research DivisionFields of study: History
- Holocaust Literature Research Division
- International Policy and Communications Research Division
- Israel-Diaspora Relations Research DivisionFields of study: International Relations
- Israeli Economy and Society Research DivisionFields of study: Economics
- Jerusalem Studies Research Division
- Jewish Education in the Diaspora Research Division
- Jewish Thought Research Division
- Latin American Development Research DivisionFields of study: Latin American Studies
- Lexicography Research Division
- Life Sciences Applied Research Research DivisionFields of study: Biological and Life Sciences
- Literature of the People of Israel Research DivisionFields of study: Literature
- Mathematical Sciences Research DivisionFields of study: Mathematics
- Medical Diagnostics Research DivisionFields of study: Medicine
- Midrasha for Women Research Division
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Research Division
- Post-Talmudic Halakhic Research Division
- Religious Anthropology Research DivisionFields of study: Anthropology
- Religious Zionism Research Division
- Shoah Research Division
- Sociology of Ethnic Groups Research DivisionFields of study: Sociology
- Strategic Studies Research Division
- Study and Dissemination of Oral Law Research DivisionFields of study: Law
- Study of Developmental Disorders in Infants and Young Children Research Division
- Study of Mountainous Areas in Judea and the Etzion Bloc Research Division
- Study of Women in Judaism Research DivisionFields of study: Women's Studies
- Teaching of Sciences Research DivisionFields of study: Science Education
- Yiddish Culture Research Division
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate (Teudat Bagrut) or equivalent, and entrance examination
